Two days had passed, and now the day had come for the family meeting, where ROB had to decide his land, and all the brothers had to choose theirs. As described earlier, they discussed and finally reached a conclusion, distributing the land among themselves.
ROB chose the area that was somewhat isolated and surrounded by mountains, with only a small population living there. With the initial startup funds provided by his father, he was ready to set up his territory.
After long discussions, the land was divided, and every prince received their startup money. They would officially leave after the crown prince's inauguration, which was scheduled for the end of the next month. This plan was finalized in the meeting. It was also decided that every prince would contribute to the nation in their own way.
As time passed, ROB had regained all the memories of the third prince, the body he had taken over. He decided he would change his name to Rahul once he returned to his area. He did not like the name ROB; in his last world, he had been called Rahul, and he wanted to keep that name for himself.
One month later, the day of the crown prince's inauguration arrived, and the ceremony was completed successfully.
During these two months, ROB had revised all his biological knowledge. He also discovered that his memory had become incredibly sharp—he could analyze and reach conclusions like a supercomputer. He didn't know why his abilities had improved in this way, but he recognized it as a tremendous advantage for his future research.
By the end of the two months, he had not only refreshed all his biological knowledge but had also advanced a little further, thanks to his immense analytical and research aptitude.After everything was over, ROB and the other princes left for their lands. Their father had provided them with enough money for their startups and everything they needed. ROB was happy—if he had started with zero money it would have taken him much longer. With this money, he had already purchased some basic biological supplies to take with him. This was his capital, and he believed he would find better items here than elsewhere.
He had taken some special insect creatures with him. Some of the other princes asked why he had brought those creatures, but he didn't explain—he didn't think it was worth explaining what biology meant to them. He thought this world would be his research center and the Realms would be his field, because he didn't care what happened to the world. He only wanted to make a perfect organism; he even wanted to make himself that, if possible. He wanted to become invincible, omnipotent, omniscient. He wanted to become—perfect organism. For that, he would go to any land he had to. He would destroy however many worlds were necessary with his biological samples.
After all that, he left for his area. It took him one month to reach the land he was supposed to reach. After reaching the place, ROB announced himself as the ruler of the land. Everyone knew that a prince would be coming to take over, so there were no objections. He simply took command and declared himself as Rahul. From now on, he would retain the name Rahul from his previous life. Harry was surprised but didn't question it, and it wasn't a major issue, so it was done.
After that, ROB assumed full control of the land. Using his modern knowledge from his previous world, he implemented some changes, introducing items like soap and perfumes within one year. These items were also transported to other regions, bringing him a significant income. During this time, the area improved considerably, and he set up a biological research center for himself.
By the end of the first year, he was able to conduct small experiments. It had taken him about one year and three months in this world to establish the basic research center—a process that was greatly aided by his identity as the third prince. Without that identity, this would not have been possible.
Now, he had decided to conduct more advanced research, but he knew he would also need a secure place to keep his samples, specimens, and experimental creatures. So he planned to smuggle himself into a Realm to gather data directly. He had enough money to do this, thanks to the profits from soap and perfumes. Smuggling required money, and he could afford it easily.
Currently, he was experimenting with a type of bug that could reproduce inside a biological host. In one out of a thousand cases, the bug could evolve wings and fly. Once inside the host's body, it would rapidly consume the biomass and reproduce. The research was still ongoing, but he was steadily moving toward this goal.He started his experiments. In the next month, using his deep knowledge from his last life and the supercomputer-like analysis he gained after transmigration, he was able to create the organism. Over the following two months, he managed to keep the insect alive for five minutes outside a host. The problem was clear: the bug survived while inside a living host, but once the host died, the new bugs lived outside the host for only ten minutes before dying. That made them a defective product, since they had to find a new host within ten minutes.
Rahul investigated and discovered the cause: the insects were vulnerable to the gases in the outside atmosphere. He began modifying them to tolerate the outside environment. After three to four months, he produced a basic version of the worms that could survive for one hour outside a host. To achieve this, he had to compromise their reproduction: it now took a day for an insect to produce 100 eggs inside the host. For example, if one bug entered a human body, it would produce 100 eggs in one day; within five days, those eggs would hatch and the insects would consume the biomass, producing up to 5,000 offspring. By then the host would be dead, and the body would become a nest for hundreds or thousands of bugs.
However, these bugs still lacked any direct fighting ability—they killed hosts through viruses or pathogens rather than physical force. In short, what he was creating was like a biological weapon: a living virus that could spread through organisms. Rahul intended to study how much damage this could do and how the organisms would evolve.